‘Shocking’ [condom] Scavenger Hunt Part of New School Assignment Workbook

‘Shocking’ Scavenger Hunt Part of New School Assignment Workbook

A condom scavenger hunt is part of a new workbook being used in public schools.

The workbook, which has been discovered in both middle and high schools, is filled with hundreds of pages of sexual assignments.

Rhode Island English school teacher and parent Ramona Bessinger, who is also a national advocate against woke ideology in schools, told The Epoch Times that parents don’t know about the workbook or its assignments because it falls under the category of what schools call “consumables.”

“Consumables live on shelves in the classroom. Students do not take them home and once they complete an assignment, their teacher tears the worksheet out of the book, reviews it, grades it, and then throws it away,” explained Bessinger.

How about that, huh? Students 'do the assignment,' get the grade, and the parents are none the wiser. So,... what are they learning here?

Directions on the assignment, which is entitled “Condom Hunt,” instruct students to “research the availability of condoms from a local store or other resources.”

It goes on to tell students to complete the remainder of the worksheet by providing the names of the store they found condoms including giving its address and business hours.

It also asks students to list “what kinds of condoms” were sold at the stores they visited.

I am rather unsettled by this example... especially since I don't like the idea that a teacher is render the act of consuming condoms into an academic exercise which will affect their grades...

When we established the practice of social order in our society, we apparently were selfish by telling CHILDREN that "sex" was for adults. But now every teacher in this weird 'education world' knows better... so I might ask... why are so many teachers all about sex and sexuality?

Don't bother answering, I suspect I know exactly where this ideology came from, and why it is the "thing" to prompt outrage over...

That sounds about par for the course. The buck stops with the big guy who owns your children when their at school.

Cornpop isn’t black cause he voted for Trump.

a reply to: Maxmars

Along with the general attack on family morals, getting the impression there is student profiling going on so those wrapped up in all the corruption and other mess know which students to target.

I'm torn
I Think this is a good thing really, but not the way it is being handled, without the parents consent.

This would be a good thing, in a Sex Ed class, that parents PERMITTED their children to be in. In HIGH School. (Maybe 8th grade also)

Or just put condom dispensers in High school bathrooms.

Either way.

a reply to: Maxmars

I hate to point this out but when I was in elementary school fourth or fifth grade in Oklahoma we learned what a condom was and how to use it.

Soooo

ETA:

That was 1998

a reply to: Allaroundyou

Did you go to a store, note the location and business hours, and then list the "kinds" of condoms you could buy at the store for class credit?

Or did someone simply explain what they were, and how they "worked?"

Were you 'graded' on the topic of condoms?

Just curious.

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: Maxmars

I hate to point this out but when I was in elementary school fourth or fifth grade in Oklahoma we learned what a condom was and how to use it.

Soooo

ETA:

That was 1998

5th grade? Are you sure about that?

I didn't have any sex-ed until 9th grade... In the nineties.

a reply to: Maxmars

If I remember correctly it was just a simple course of what it was. I don't actually remember how they told us to use it or if they properly explained it.
The only reason I remember this was because my parents shall we say didn't exactly feel happy about this.
Kennedy elementary school, Norman Oklahoma 1997-1998

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

In Oklahoma Norman is like the Portland of the south.
They use to try and push DARE and sex education on the youth before that came and bit them in the arse.

It's almost if parents don't want to face the facts of life that children have always and will always sexually experiment with each other. In the olden days, it was playing doctor.

If schools do not supply condoms then isn't the next best educational course of action would be to help students learn how to choose a condom (how to determine size matters in this case) and to lose the embarrassment. It seems embarrassment is on the top of the list as to why students won't go into a store and buy condoms.

Condoms can save lives and with syphilis on the rise, protection from diseases that cause death should be a high priority.

This crap has to stop. This topic is for parents only, to teach to their children if they want to. Otherwise, the kids will eventually learn about all of this in the grapevine, when they are ready to understand it themselves, like most of us had to.

The people that are responsible for this should be fired on the spot and never be allowed to produce any training or publications that have to do with children.

If you have young children in school you have to speak up immediately.

My kids are grown up and have healthy sexual lives without any of this stupid crap.

The only thing I can do is check out the credentials of anyone that I get to vote for. Any sign of this behavior is an automatic no and a posting in a town forum about any candidate, school or otherwise that in support of them.

Everyone has to do SOMETHING about this. There are a bunch of real assholes trying to take over this country and the only way to stop them is to get them fired.

It really seems odd to me that there seems to be a big push towards getting child predators off the internet who 'groom' children to take advantage of them, yet schools are doing the exact same thing.

All my adult life there have been rumors of politicians and elites engaging in a network of pedophilia; Brownstone, Pizza Gate, Epstein Island, etc. come to mind. Now it would seem new bedfellows in the form of deviant teachers have been added to the playground.

I would not be surprised to see some violence at the hands of ticked off parents in the future. How much longer are they going to stand down and let their children be preyed upon?

originally posted by: quintessentone
It's almost if parents don't want to face the facts of life that children have always and will always sexually experiment with each other. In the olden days, it was playing doctor.

If schools do not supply condoms then isn't the next best educational course of action would be to help students learn how to choose a condom (how to determine size matters in this case) and to lose the embarrassment. It seems embarrassment is on the top of the list as to why students won't go into a store and buy condoms.

Condoms can save lives and with syphilis on the rise, protection from diseases that cause death should be a high priority.

Thats quite a reach... So You advocate for this kind of behavior? Theres one thing teaching what, how and why but this seems to be going far beyond that, especially hiding it from parents.

originally posted by: ATruGod

originally posted by: quintessentone
It's almost if parents don't want to face the facts of life that children have always and will always sexually experiment with each other. In the olden days, it was playing doctor.

If schools do not supply condoms then isn't the next best educational course of action would be to help students learn how to choose a condom (how to determine size matters in this case) and to lose the embarrassment. It seems embarrassment is on the top of the list as to why students won't go into a store and buy condoms.

Condoms can save lives and with syphilis on the rise, protection from diseases that cause death should be a high priority.

Thats quite a reach... So You advocate for this kind of behavior? Theres one thing teaching what, how and why but this seems to be going far beyond that, especially hiding it from parents.

I was looking at Rhode Island's school curriculum and it's all there. Why don't parents know what's going on in the classroom? Could it be non-involvement?

originally posted by: Maxmars

When we established the practice of social order in our society, we apparently were selfish by telling CHILDREN that "sex" was for adults.

With the amount of kids having sex with each other; I think you adults forgot to tell them sex was only for adults.

Porn can be watched by a child of any age with access to the internet at the push of a button and no one cares. Show kids were they can buy condoms and people lose their minds.

a reply to: charlyv

Public schools are quickly becoming nothing more than government sponsored day care for criminals and criminals in the making.

Your only recourse is home schooling or private school.

I don't have that many nieces and nephews public school age, the handful that are still of that age are all in private school. The difference is between night and day. Discipline starts with the dress code, which I thought everyone had done away with.

There is a lot of focus on respect and classroom work seems to be very scholastically advanced.

a reply to: Maxmars

And all of this is occurring with grade levels falling.

This is what the evil, Communist left wants.

Idiots who know pronouns and how to put on a condom instead of thinkers, individualists, leaders. . . . .

a reply to: Maxmars

Can we use the word GROOMERS again... because I am going to to use it since it is true.

originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: Maxmars

Can we use the word GROOMERS again... because I am going to to use it since it is true.

Teaching about condoms in school does not fit the 'groomer' MO.

This all flows down from the WEF in an attempt to destroy culture. It's the "S" in ESG.